Refund claim - reduction in value - credit notes raised by the ...

Central Excise

August 30, 2016

Refund claim - reduction in value - credit notes raised by the Assessee subsequent to the sale/removal of goods - trade discounts given to its buyers including the component of excise duty - refund allowed - SC

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Refund claim - reduction in value - credit notes raised by the ...

Central Excise

August 30, 2016

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